Kazuo Ishiguro'nun Günden Kalanlar Romanında Stevens'ın Katarsisi

Consideration of the relationship between Aristotle’s and Sigmund Freud’s catharsis theories is significant to revise its efficacy in literature. The view that concept literature represents a process purification clearing, which all repressed emotions, desires, anguish come surface and, this way, they are eliminated from psyche. This study establishes recursive theory Kazuo Ishiguro’s novel, Remains Day. In Ishiguro narrates story an aging butler, Stevens, disjointed periods sporadic moments. Being full regrets, Stevens reveals self-accustaions, mental repression, lack objectivity, fragmentation moral, intellectual, ethical senses. Aristotelian Freudian views on testify role memory Stevens’ case may form discernible sample for purification. It has been confirmed that, being celebrated as historically grounded book, Day exemplifies true correlation ‘telling’ ‘release’ marginalized point view.